Mcgill Aid Case Study

The six Founders march into chapel with little golden keys in their hair. 1876 First convention is held in Greencastle, Indiana. 1881 First Grand President, Tade Hartsuff Kuhns, Butler, is elected to oversee a new Grand Council. This makes Kappa the first women’s fraternity to adopt a governing council structure. 1882 The Golden Key, now The Key, is the first women’s fraternity magazine to be published.

The binge drinking and partying of fraternities and sororities is now under the concern of the chapter locally and nationally. Every year there is a national hazing awareness week that every fraternity and sorority on every campus in America participates in. The only way to fix the problem is the educate people about the problem. To outweigh the heavy expense on a member’s pocket is the ability to apply for scholarships within a fraternity or sorority nationally. A Greek organization offers aid when needed and if cannot solely help look for other outlets for financial aid for a member. Organizations focus on education and give endless resources to members within the house and on campus. Members of Greek organizations have so much potential to become well-rounded individuals and being in these organizations helps them shape these potentials to achieve the most success as

Having philanthropy events has always been one of my favorite things about Greek life. Whether it is attending other sorority or fraternities’ events or being apart of our own. Delta Gamma holds two main events for Service for Sight each year. In the fall we have Anchor Slam which is a three on three basketball tournament where sororities and fraternities come out to compete against one another. In the spring we held Anchor Splash which is a synchronized swimming event with many different relay races. This year we had the Whited family come and speak on their behalf. They explained how Lochlan was diagnosed with CRB1 and how he will eventually loose his eyesight completely. This story touched a lot of students, faculty, and families that attended our philanthropy. We made Lochlan our featured anchor man and tried to raise as much money as possible for the family. This event was very successful and we raised over 1,800 dollars to give to the family.

The application fee is just a start of $75 along with getting books for each class that can range from $700 - $1,200 depending on if you’re accepted. Meanwhile, tuition and fees add up to over $9,830. The cost of attendance for in-state students is about $26,346. Lastly on campus living can add up to around $11,456 on average plus meals and parking, $4,310.

I am thrilled to share with you that the Epsilon Kappa Chapter was named USC’s CHAPTER OF THE YEAR IN 2017 — the FIRST time our chapter has received this outstanding recognition! The women of Epsilon Kappa continue to thrive from academics (3.48 GPA in spring 2017), to Recruitment (118 new members!), to individual member and outstanding senior awards, and philanthropic involvement. We have grown from 12 charter members to 404 members! We have

Thank you for your response to Kappa Kappa Gamma’s recent alumna survey regarding a potential extension opportunity at Hobart and William and Smith Colleges! We are excited to hear back from so many Kappa alumnae eager to help us grow.

Q: What fee standards would an alumna initiate meet : Alumna initiates would be required to pay an initiation fee of $175 in addition to their annual alumna dues. Like our current members, alumna initiates will also be expected to support the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation when possible. Q: Should they be required to retroactively pay what collegiate members accrued during their active years?

Sororities and fraternities host many events throughout the school year. Many outsiders see this as a way for the members to collide and party but they often don’t acknowledge that many of these get togethers are in support of a charity or other philanthropy institution. This tradition is

Meet Kappa [headline] We know one another. We just haven’t met yet. [subheadline] Hello Lakers: The women of Kappa Kappa Gamma aspire to be. It says so on our letterhead, our T-shirts, and most importantly, in our hearts. As an organization, we aspire to join your Greek-letter community. Thank you for considering us! We’ve done our homework. With more than 450 student organizations on campus, we know Grand Valley State University is filled with people who aspire to excellence in the classroom, on campus, in the community and beyond. We see students who fully immerse themselves in their collegiate journey — students who want a transformative experience. Like GVSU, Kappa is committed to helping each member meet her goals by providing

Kappa Kappa Gamma extends to you a warm welcome as a new member of the Fraternity. You have joined an organization of women that has provided friendship and mutual support to hundreds of thousands of women throughout the world since our founding in 1870. Our members consistently raise the bar – pursuing excellence not only in their own life, but in the classroom, the boardroom

Kappa will sponsor one student to attend. The selected participant will join Beth Black, Fraternity President, and Pris Gerde, former Fraternity President, in Washington, D.C., April 24–27, 2017. Applications are due by 5 p.m. EST on Friday, Dec. 9, 2016.

Increasingly, college women are attending school and funding their education by themselves. Working two to three jobs to afford tuition and books, the price of being a member of Kappa — although it is something many consider priceless — is a financial burden that some cannot afford. Every year, bright, caring and wonderful sisters drop out of school due to financial burdens.

In May 2016, Kappa Kappa Gamma, in conjunction with ClariVista Research, conducted a survey that was sent to all members for whom we had a valid email address. More than 107,000 Kappas received the questionnaire and we were thrilled to hear from more than 5,700 members.

In addition to the rotating two-hour program, we have a peer-led, 60-minute curriculum that can be facilitated by a chapter Education Chairman for an entire chapter as well as online Behind Happy Faces courses for advisers, alumnae and collegians who are interested in learning more. As part of our yearly chapter programming, Kappa offers members Not Anymore, an engaging online program facilitated by peers. Throughout the course, young women share their stories about difficult topics, including sexual assault, relationship and dating violence, consent and bystander intervention. We value opportunities to support women beyond individual chapters by collaborating with other organizations to bring awareness to important topics that have

Year One: Year one is critical to creating a chapter with long-term sustainability at Illinois State. During this time, we are building and developing the chapter by focusing on a strong sisterhood and its connection to the ISU campus and the Bloomington-Normal community. To do so, the New Chapter Support Team will work with the newly elected chapter officers to plan sisterhood events that promote unity and friendship. In addition to creating lasting bonds among members, the chapter will begin creating partnerships on campus and in the community. Kappa proposes the implementation of Panhellenic mentors. Panhellenic leaders would serve